Sentence examples for customary time from inspiring English sources

Then he rose at his customary time, 5 30 a.m.

New words, new pronunciations and new meanings were being born by then without the customary time for incubation.

So confident was the President that his choice of Roberts as Chief Justice would be well received that he announced his decision at 8 a.m. on Labor Day, instead of waiting for a more customary time to break news.

Talk story about the sudden departure of many White House senior officials from the Clinton Administration....The customary time for setting off after fame and riches is the period right after reelection.

A one-way trip into the future is the staple of the suspended-animation story, the device behind the Buck Rogers stories and a host of consequent tales in which a hero of the present-day escapes the customary time-bound limits of human mortality.

At the time, I followed the customary Times practice of relying on the supervising desk editor — in this case, most often the Washington editor and the foreign editor — to make sure the sourcing on the stories they handled was correct.

And in both neighborhoods, both hotbeds of resistance, residents say disappearances have continued all week as the security forces appear to be rounding up suspected protesters in anticipation of Friday Prayer services, the customary gathering time for street protests across the Arab world.